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Scientists are developing groundbreaking vaccines targeting Lynch syndrome—a hereditary condition that dramatically increases cancer risk—by training the immune system to spot and destroy precancerous cells before tumors form. Early trials show promising results: vaccinated patients exhibited stronger tumor-fighting immune responses and fewer precancerous growths on follow-up colonoscopies. With major institutions like Oxford now joining the effort using mRNA tech, this preventive approach could revolutionize cancer care for genetically vulnerable populations.

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